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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

suai@ele, coafss9as sna eapaeie you0g gsa-
tlenan.
WAi'e % tie sabiscs sf sage matters.
msay FessssA az % iDtssesiei n lesrniaR
thsi Niss Apnie Carpenter. fornlsriy Of shis
city. aud VIC tor several years past has
been raisd anoas the most promising
yoQng yocalisss IA The country. has istsiy
Inaae very nAttering engagement With the
Aeacs8issohn tl0lntsste Clao, and ~lI sp-
pear a. tbs soprano ioF that SUPERB musical
azgfega.i9u during tue season OF lseI-s.
IT'S = the second Gr4nS Rapids slngef " h0
has been sah lte Aende.ssohns. Miss Cora
AilleF Mrs. Osisse) being the nIst.
The course Of true love never did run
smooth. Il never viii 80 long as the true
love" is married to some other man. In all
such cssss crimiaations soon sst in aud
these are followed by reeriminstions.
Friendship viii die a violent death. The
mutual friend will be forbid the house.
ihen, &c stolen pleasures are always sweet
est rlii come assignatiOns, secres meetings
observations By the nsigLb0Ts. anonymous
disclosures. more futile warnings. aud al
last discoveries, shots snd centre shots. or,
still worse, a shot in The right eye. which
lncapAcltales business man from going 70
business or attending church on Sundays.
The particular business man We have IN
vie" Will caculste no more with neighbors
wives, nor viii be appear upon tue streets
or get down 10 his business for at least q
a week 10 come. IL was nice but II was
nsughty, and penalties must follow these
nice nSughtlnesses and the end is not YET
not by that eye shot
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

4 GRAND OPENING FOR A PHOTOGRAPH
a er tailor or n man " ith capital 10 start bank
at Caledonia. Rooms ali gesdy. Address }. NJ.
Meyers. Caledonia, Mich 81
MRS MANN HAS OPENED A PRIVATE
WI boarding house un Oit1wasf. 30 ~. - ineu
viii find IL god place 20 pet their dinner. A
few more regu a. b0srderS can be accommodated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

VHoSE NEAkg or RfNTED HoNE And
| wished her had 0xt ct their own. ~ asf u
them thaasa u mas laAns stsi sfA -
szlsb lor iiitls Deley : l. lfOS lnk lofii tlptk,
orpo 9 Sweets Hotel
noUsE AND LOT FOR SAIL or FoR EkAt,
Ill is- lslevettt ~. ifih hoase south ~ Cherry
Il Also one saaau haHse % rent cn hedson Pace.
Faauise ga tbe premises s25a
NOR SALE - ny RESipENCk ISs JeaeIsssB
Il syeaus nine rsoIn@ Nxth ioan, hoi sns oaid
~ateI ia gble nsAnsol cetncnlea utllaf cosi fuf-
nGte xk.h risspi. running HteI. tvo Ntsfoshets,
Nili bs sold cheap ioT - Gays ! 6. Levi staI
Ci0ai ing houss &s
Iow IL THIS FOR A SAVINGS BANK s-NE
III Wi sell ~ l0ss IA South ofand Rapids, ten
uinlt.s rom Union depot al siS1 B saN Gown
balance a. 90 per Heek- Mckee & COoss foue-
tain II. -
nor SARA LARGE BRICK DWELLING
II house. On spring 81, iof sa,ta A neai 4. .sme
dwelling house "a Jsmekei-, iof t~ao3. ana az
~ acre farm ia spArs ior sa.lO5i al on sinai
pay 1ucnts aud reasonable terms. p A. hapfHi
sgsu
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

be woa3 BE- a. invssasbie site 10
auy slaF a. the4 ~. II AGy ~
Olf sspiriEx Snals4ss ssa The pros.<s kl2d
cf se0s . ther nFst kaoEs sko1lc oe %
sniisl tae - npathiss AID ssrg-ces.of this
tienan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
ADVERTISEMENTS.

e&s bs found by dividing the numb<r of
words by ssssa Any p~rt of . iias eoaaSsd
ssone full line
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Grand Rapids is badly stage struck. To
the classic names OF Pierce, Putnam
Brigham, Chamberlin, Walsh, Wilson,
Kimball. e. a., is soon 10 be added an
other local aspirant to the rolls of fame"
and all that sort Of thing. The young
man has the excuse OF belns very young,
but be has the COMPLAINT very badly. lie
has achieved decided success as all amateur,
and was one OF the. number assisting at
recent performance given by the Alpha
Dramatic CLUB. The sweet incense OF pub
hc applause mas in this case as III so many
others almost created sn intOxication, and
the lad has served notice upon friends and
parents that he will soon don sock and
ouskir and HE him TO some metropolitan
theatre. Not too fast. my boy. few
years later and vou viii realize that the
glare OF the footlights hides many a tear
and wrinkle, ana tbs clanor OF the ap-
piause browns many slgl ana curse. IL
Is unsel and not gold that makes the gilt
ter, ana there are such things as, toll, SUI
fefing, bitter jealousy and 0lighting failures
even where audiences are large and tie
actors look and speak their mernest. Wait
until you can see behind the scenes. There
will be plenty Of time even then Tor all the
real pleasure ana profit you are willing to
strive for III o life than which there Is none
more laborious, harassirg, and barren OF
satisfactory results 10 the average seeker
after luck and lauTels.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

If you don't want to take my word in the
matter Just call on Nh. Willard Brigham,
and he will tell you few things from his
own varied and somewhat picturesque ex-
Derience which will convince you that the
real life of the stage is not all that the fer
vid imagination of youth and inexperience
invariably picture il. Mr.. Brigham well
tell you that the law with all Its drsary
routine and dry tschnicaiities. is much bet
Iei than star-lng il IN the small towns. or
than barn -storming' ia the rural districts.
acting through the nrst half OF the night
and tnen travelling until morning, putting
up at abominabIe hotels Tor most OF the
year round, trying 10 appear like gentle
man or a lady on 81 a week and expenses,
going over and Owe and over again tise same
Oh dTeary rcuine 0i trne, rehsar-
sal. and performance, and finally
being skipped" by the manager
on pay dsy-these are not exactly the sort
o. ihings .o5sed forward 10 by the unso-
pnisttcs;.d amateur, but these are precisely
The tl'ngs lhas tae average professional hiss
20 encounter. and which 90 10 maze up his
daily svsraSe Oi experience.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
For Eenf--Bouses.

TOR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE HALF BLOCK
i from Coit-sve street railroad. Geo 4 Field
No l5s Fast Bridgest a1e
IfOR REST-TwO SUITS or sEVFN RooMs
r hofh in ne residfnc" block. curuer ~ Count
and llff-sts. usfh All cpIyen icucts. including
the patent Aigiue heating CRATE. Also q store 10
gOoJ location ftc1 no f9I meat markei fenf
low Also hruse of three 70 ans. one ~ f0uf
Rooms snd one of grye1 rooms al fhc above
within Eve minutes wax az Tower 1iocE in
ouire 0f & " lsrBsrd, IS Aliens, corner II NJ
NeyDo1Ft of
NOR REST-70s VITALITY 1NE Rooms
q ~ large brick . Ise 4 harm 5000 nics 3
room yfse IN 90 Z euf. $500. over part =
large nocss lHToss fi2Dl good size = fDou
house on JefeFs1n Hfe norsh o. 5th, Sieg9. Luton
4 Dui t)l. hfts Jei- "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Exre lnrnts bsvs proven that sound
raves AZ the rate Of /. .tf2 feet per second.
Hence. it ship ia distress fires a quo.
taa assa o' whic8 "a sssu tea seconds
bsfr4 fha rarort il keari. The boat q
= l-5 ri'ss awsy. s.. eou1jnS tle nru.-
far-- seconds elapuRz Be weea he assh
q lsl trier and the clsp9 thandsr. the
fs-n Who lodges can Afterwards lsugh st
las distances - va from The bosE We
tssat sea me sbafs tbat hits us-slth0u9h
..aal1-.iea- ainx. snssing zen ssufs 8 ass,
= nlt en1rsse,l IL tins scientific stats
Eta.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Those delicious buns can only be found
ct The Parior Bakery, 200 East Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
For Renf--ROOnis.

nor RFST-FIRST-CLAsS FURNISHED OR
/ unfurDished Rooms for rent a. reasonable rates
with or without board Enquire al ~ Islands,
no KENT-FURNlsHED FRONT ROOM No.
/ Is, The Meirose 10 Court t-st.. West side 80
NOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT kDOM,,
II either single or suite steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping Apply a. Room -,
Ledyard lock, l0l Ottawsst. Zz6u
TwO GENTLEMEN, Or A GENTLEMAN AsD
| wife can be accommodated with rooms az lO9
Rsnsomst.
TO RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM At
l ca North Division st. opposite the Methodist
church. s-a
nor RENTING SUITS on sE ~ KODNs
+ In the new Pa aaiine hlock, with al modem
ing crate Also u teDe ment OF Fix rooms cor1r
shawmut-ave. and Ninger -. Also rooms 10 rent,
furnished or unfurnished Inquire OF j. ". Bar
nard, 20 Allen st curner of Mt Vernon tt 5s4
DOoMs FOR REST--PLEAsANT FURNISHED
IL rooms Tor rent at ~ 9. Division y. inquire
.. room IS. -
NOR REST-SICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
r on fist floor, Gri neil block Enquire at
loom or 3. ~
I,URSIsHED RooNs-FoR A NICE FUR
r nished room or a sui unfinished, apply -
John Moran jr. lOB Cana Il S2
NOR RENT-FURNIsHIrD ROOMS sTSGIR OR
L in suites All tie no5ern improvements
Centrally located, near sll pnBcipai nOiels and
theatres. Rents reasonable NeN Asihbun. 3
and - Wa;erl0ost -
IrOR RENT - FURNISHED Rooms. STEAM
Il heated. and furnished rOOmf fJr icbi house
keeping. Apply al rOom los New H0nsemsD
book 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
SitnoffonsWante nted--Male.

VyANTE p-Rf A GOOD LIVE BOY PLACE
" - GIVE delivery wagon or to do snT kind Of
work. z HAMS 1i- fr1ni-st
SsITrATfOS WANTED -HT cARPESTfR
= 20 DO TeTsifing. A81Iess Il a. Ton i+s acfiss
DeTzt
VT1NTFO-wopK OF Any KIND. HAVE
VI has twelve esrs crnPritDce in raest mar
kst Cali or a61ress HItenius ss Canals.
1TkNTFD BY A SOCIOLOGY - EARS OF
w srr = sftusfsoa il dTT goods ~ grocery sore
for evening" and -siurasFt ad0Tess ~ cali o.
]. & Toensand 30 NotH lonisst. "a
rVANFEp-A SITUATION As FACIO2T
" had ~ a rnsn oi ~ plfieBce- Aadress 9.
N e2e -rrifh tiVis ofsf
XITaNTFD POSITION EATfL AF1ER The
w holisaFs "a ssissmsn. Eyperieueed "a fsDcv
eosss Cts references. Address ll1 Den Htrse-
nan bic(k
VV4NTED-b SITUATION A RD0k KBffER
" - = rorn1 man ~ gpFd b fis- fsn giVe
? ~ referenrr Itavr Hrri Hi fne eifT fFf 81
vesrx tas-ess Boas kept. 5ox q. Telegram
tsrrsid fsfsre
xE7AN1FD-A SITUATION As CoILFfT r
w o sesisfsnf bo-ss SfeE-eT. Hs~e lived n ffr
CIR Ta. cen gss7. "a give god refsfsDess -
69ess. i5ox 4. esrs Ieisgrs-a Hfrsl8 -
sfrANTFD- ALTON DREFlNa DYL1VEaY
~ wses ~ tend ~ ~ har-e We scsns.r.e1
-n7 f1rasl E5t4 f'a e4cee. A1crrss s. -.
f1s as .
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

SsRAz fsssEsRDF = writing = pay
..if.uf The Pm. She says that neither
her sasiseuce nor the critics can -sit down
cnsk
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Helm IE0flf ed--MQIe.

WAErED-oNE FIRsr-cLAss NAN. BEsT
rao q 81 seqS5eqp S6ep Apply 10 H.
NTANTED = FIVE SMART, ENERGETIC
w young men 70 take orders here and sdIan-
ing towns for fast selling article IN families
exclusive control Of territory given to responsible
men. Call at Clarendon Hotel parlOrs from 10
10 a. m, and from to 2:SO . m. Monday.
MEN AND TEAMS FOR THE WOODS: SHIP
vi first OF the week. Grand Union Bu eau,
Pierce block. S2S
VVANTED-A FIRST CLASS H0RsE.sHOER.
W Flo0rInan only need apply c. r De Pue. S1S
NoN-uNIOE JOB PRINTER WANTED. MAR
~ ried man preferred. LOOMS & OnderdOnk,
Grand Rapids Mich
WANTED = TURNER, PACKER, TRIMMER,
w and Narnishes. Grand Union Employ
ment Bareau, Rooms & 4, Pierce block SS
w practical department of facsory, grown too
large for owners strength. Large experience,
brains and energy essential same desirable.
q. c. Terry. Nashville, lem. S5
yVANTED-MAN MAN TO TAKE CONTRACT
" 10 cut 1000 CORDS Of maple big offer if taken
at opce. Grand Union Commercial Bureau,
Rooms & 4, Pierce block. S22
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED
w trimmers q packers. oriel Cabinet Co. S22
WANTED = vARNIsHERs AND sTAINERs.
w Ofitl Cabinet Co. 322
yVANTED-sIX FIRST CLASS sALEsMEN on
W article energetic men make from
5000 20 5000 per week. L. Basch, Room 4, Blod-
gett block, - 5. Ionis 81 S26
WANTED - JOB PRINTERS - COMPETENT
" workmen who are willing 10 work ten hours
q day can Obtain permanent employment IN
Chicago at current wages. Absolute protection
VIII be furnisbe TO such men. Apply 10 or ad-
dress the Chicago Typothetae, Rooms Is and IA
Commercial Bank Building. cofner~of Dearborn
and Monroests.. Chicago, Illinois s4
IVANTED-JOB PRINTERS, TO KEEP AWAY
w from Chicago There is trouble in that city
at present between the unio and the rroprletors,
aud all printers in favor of unioLism should not
interfere. but let taem ght their own battle. ly
order of Grand Rapids Typho. Union, No. SO. 314
yVANTED-A MAN To GO IN THE COUNTRY
w TO work on low land. Good house aud free
wood. Inquire at Wailin's tsnnery South Front
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Speaking of smz.slrs snd especially q
Mr Pa.nsui. materially rsna.lis one Of ~.
VII Cox. with Powers a Walxers whose
wsrk IS husinsss manager fsr many q our
iccsi sI~t-ass ass had mnca CD g. ~irb the
suecses sn3 syn ~efrT ~ Ua1f =
f.4-sJfnsance Nf Cox IS a rerv Modest
vn1na mss. and nss rsVer bl0Tn his sFn
trsiz ST. bus he = rsallF proe zs - nis
1ne. as8 we're be eo make = rsgu sr n9si-
n~zs - sss s~Dassae&As s@ssaT nsesx
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
BOARDING.

poARDTNG FURNISHED ROOM WITH
II bosrl 7slie bosroefs wanted g. p srah
fJlrissrss.sf 80
\ fNCOLN H0LsE - SPRING 55-HFs1 g. A
dss hou-c in Nicai gan. tToel eFf hoard ea3
ssrtIe rom o. = s. Fef week. dsy hoard g. sinris
meals z-.c A iiice Qisief hone reElF fitted ua
r.sr Monroe g.. AZ tbs 50 hoe+ase h0Tses g. q
SefFfs. churches atd fhfatefs Pa-ticliEf allec.
t5YB gwen - ne cou1fg and vsHfs ~ tfsnsisr.s
snd tbe trends u soldiers v.f9 cyFne o. visit tse
Hone. A. n. sulfvsB. Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Mr. Frank Putnam could also relate a
few stories ia the same vein. though per
haps he wouldn't care to. Frank has bis
fair share Vi talents. and he has worked
very hard FOR several years past but 50 far
lie nss achieved more Of success in society
than 0u the Stage. IOu see. this s.age sue
cess Il not sifozesher . ustler Of talent. IL
IL largely ustfer of opportunities. Cir
cums.auccs ald "luck.' pure and aimpie.
here, as In all other lines 0f lifo. have
nuch to do with tns asvaucem ent
of the rev beginner. SIR. Putnam has nov
been a member 0f the Boston Museum
company for upwards of 3 vear. and he
has rarely in al tdat time he'd anything
approaching 10 s leading character. What
he has hal to go he bss done wsil, blt the
company is s large one. and good one,
aud iss many 0fner members al have tnelr
ambitions for themselves and their Jealous
les of one another. The more a0ihty =
man or woman shows iu such place. the
more united is the opposition % hIs pro-
arass, and. De he ever 40 0ris1t II be cannot
se.lrs an ass znmeut - SONS ore n The
aigher roes. his brightness mDst remain
10 more n0r less than hidden light under
very dense b1saei-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Mss Kate Walsh ard Miss Grace
KinbslL he latter isd7. By he way. s
nov studying in London could s'so sd an
interesFine snd vsrisgztsd page 60 TIE vsTed
b story of histrianics. for befb have even ~
this early sfsge Of their professional
progress passed fhrough many trying
gicsss sadss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

srsi ssi'h and good chesr ara WINS.
- sst grow ar is ths rule: Wide
sa& sersir q w.l make sn ever.
r-s-.a esfr1' fs,is aTsY h8 e takes four
81 irs r rsas q s1sdcv. Let IA at.
sr- rathe snd be raerry--ia All ~hoie-
3 s.--~.eess. purity ami moderation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Situations Wdntcd-Femd lc.

vITkNTED - DAY WORK, WASHING AND
" ironing. cooking aEd sewing - Union a.
ley nesr frsi3sr1 g. 81
.tI-ASTFD-BY YOUNG LADY. A PLACE
w 10 srw IN shop OF factory. Basi Of reference
flruishef Address Olive a CITY sS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
. For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TOR sALE-A FINE GREY hol Nd. kN-
II quire al No CGuaist 80
TOR sAIE-wF HAVE on HAND LAkoE
L nun5sf of second hand safes. lusi a. good ~
new, oi al makes and sizes Nt VII sei thest
"a e. chese Iise who des iTe 10 purchase a
seooud tAnd sale cen get bsTenla rom -
Cary & L9FeEidge g
NOR SAIL STORE SHELVES 4 C0lNI Ere,
4 ln good o1nditlou- Enquire al - ~ Nei-
Aoia.si. 80
frOR sALE-A GOOD COW. FOR FAMILY
Y use Scr sfle Dosk r-st.. ouiside city lnA :.
x BuinleIah %
TOR sAIN-GCOD HACK CHAP Ok "a al
L exchange To- o'her prof c ~. Rust tdsa ards
a Co. Mi4olcomD bolidlug siiy 0i
NO sTEAA DsERs-l HAVE s1 cJki5s
| nixec hemiock aud hardWoo Asby, which
viii deliver {. O. b. Grand RAPIDS a. sl.ta lei
cord. 4. Z. Cook. foDnlEta-st. 2sd
NOR SALE CHEAP a dsOOb RAkbtk
chair. Enquire of - fessies st dZ
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

yVANTED - EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
w examine my life size tr1mide wo X aiSo-
lutely the finest work of the kind done N the
city aud al the lowest prices a. A barr. u
Canai-st s<s
CALESMAN-CAS ADD LINE SMALL
- Hamnles Ore apenI e. med - ~. olheTk ur
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Walks AND TALKS.

Saglse : ds&a 11s gas. sbe .szEss an9
tas n0sess elst l<ng ssc. Aqf4lzg w-s
.sa 81 tie ppiog treats an4 ths kosiins
las aeaas II sae va Aed wealhes but
zfim, xliuniaz ske.etans-lAs st4fx. slAEias
8ekscnsss u tae ns1ssinsof fnessssg ycuta
- spring. the ~srnaih and beauty Of tas
saMmer. aud ths Tich D1s-oolOfs u tie
early Aut4u4a. Il Hss tLIae--niSa uaas-
tas1 Z coYsFing Ssx cast ever lhis mere
n0aznfGl memory 0f = plesssat Psss. aud
- ne snes lesiils " fsiL Heaven ; looms
aEs DUsy, zl1 tae sezl1eT witches weave
pure, wAlLe sp0tiess shfoud, and gently
move tie sltene. one 0y ous, nofe, and
silil asore ~ c9als. a lltt.s izsleE, and yet
little faster ungii ne g001 work . aoa7
sell and Eeyersnuy, aud tie ApptopTizte
za1ueng Is IA place above ths silent 4e2rt.
a8d over TIE called, cnzuget face OF poo
dead Nature May tne dear dead sleep
s0ftly zna dream 0aly pleasant dreams IN
III a savior y0lce shall s~estiy whisper
~AwGse. A.ise and al arch angels voice
shaii s9uHd The Spnugs glad resurrection!
Il can't quite understand Il even now.
murmused AAlaproDos rsaectiyely. "Hes
the deuce ooald they ever hang them four
kanachists on oae gaiius. Way, wear
an extra strong pair o galiuses ms self. and
iJ seems just about al they caa do some
days 10 n0ld my pants uP. And Mala-
pI0pOs looked his suspsnders over carefully, ,
ana dec ared once more that It Was utterly
impossible 70 "execsaE5" even one man
with sacn thing.
The literary editor Of the Ionia Mai!
kindly yoachsafss the authorship Of the
following line recsntly referred 10 in this
column as once quoted so effectively by
Roscoe Conklins IN quissing noisy and
ill-mannered crowd.
The sAai0gs iaiFniUr bat tAe deeps are
,lula6.
The Hal aflirms that the above quotation
is not quite correct. anu that tue following
/ c0uD.eJ frOm Sir Wslter kaleigl furnishes
F. tle exacf source rom which the imperlous
NsW York senator drew his inspiration and
his sarcasm:
'fess'nps are hke,,sd jest 10 foods and
streams.
The shallog m,1mt1 but hie deep are dumb.
A little Esopian hint respectfully de-
dicated 10 the local coal dealers: a certain
| boy put his hand into pitcher which was
full of elegant silver dollars. he wanted
those silver dollars bad and he wanted lots
Of them, ia fact all of them, although he
| knew that there were lots OF other boys in
the world. So be dove deep down ia and
grasped as many as his tst could possibly
hold a regular s. ton grasp and then he
tried 10 pull ont his hand. but the narrow
ness OF the pitchers neck prevented him
| Unwilling 10 lose one single elegant silver
dollar, but unable 10 draw out his handful
he burst into tears ana bitterly bemoaned
nis hard fortune. Seeing his sad predca
msnt an honest fellow called 'the Public
who stood by gave him this wise snt
reasonable advice. Grasp only half th'
quantity. my boy, ana you will easily sue
ceed in pulling out your dollars" In other
words, Mr.. Coal Men. 1t will not pay in tn,
long run for even a coal baron to make
hog OF himself.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

NOR RFNT-FIRST-CLAss FURNISHED OR
L unfurDished rooms for rent a. reasonable rates
with or without board. Enquire al l22 Islands,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
BIisceuoneo,ss.

irANTED--slNGERS DANeLAs, C0NEO-
W ans ilgglefs. spaFrerS seFio-s OAlics a q al
parties Wishing % appear al smith Opera House
may have an opportunity u 50 ooug hy senTins
their names and style OF &C; ~ the manager by
merit "Wednesday noon; rehe with OF, hes,fa
Friday molnlDg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

W that hereafter Barr. the photogranber. viii
devote Saturday chiefly . The CHILDREN. insklpf
il Children's DaY. and will combine Lowest
Prices W ia Highest Grades of ntri only che
fight OF stairs al y Canal ~. Satisfaction guar
snIeaa SsS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

a @ sTKAMu
wv. =. Munros
Carrying the United States malls q
leave seattle for Edmunda MakEI1f
MArysvtlle. Lowell and snokcuilh. Ma
day. "Wednesday and Friday, e A
returning alternate daya
Fer freight or paasa9p 4pply 81 b1H1f
or % Gee Foster. agent Aezlezs Nh.4
CHAa III Low.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

uef'snaA HES. stnt lhs pepoas q po1l-
~ nnel SOP. Is u1g . U1f1gg e Ia
saflans4 % 4h8 o0nmusifF t1at s
shD1ld stpp. He knsB q kho1s9nes q
milaa q railroads uh8ne ounera woal4
Be bef1er a Il thaF ssFe sid for q e.
wood. and tns track soUB1 vita e0kn-
He raeysafe4 % vote for ne btll. ard ks
fhouaks khGxs we're good many Oh
AenA4ors Ia the name enndftion ~ ~
H had already given Enfasianf fessah
wh4 ha wemld nmpporl TIE bill.
Mf. NpewneK said thaa Be fsls g -
aard 70 sne bill e. tbs Senator sf9@
KzsnAs had expFs1ssd htmealf. Ne
eguId nos Be bEo1aht m ne defense %
| for any eonsid<Esti0n 20 snDport r.
Efyn moved 20 fe60mmit.
| fhs Char ruled tbat ingtknellsns
we're rot 10 ordsr. Ibe1 M. FRYE
moved simplr 70 rso9mnsit.
MORGAN. faEofine fscommittai % tne
biii, said Il be had tbe moneJ Of SaJ
G0ald. hts talents. bis enierpflsss his
ansbtfton % abs0rb railroads and 20 pas
shern under q single esnership. De
uenis NOT want any bstter las p8esed
saan shis isW IN Fsiati0n 70 pooling.
| Gallon roae 20 close tbs dsbate. De
aid ne B ID heen listenfng All day 70 81
saalts % tbs k1li, unsiI be bad beooms
| aonyino q that be VAS most nnxio1s %
/ the railroads, aud thai the ball wse
iatendsd 20 destroy "a Q c0Enmerce y
he eonntry, and % br.ak down rail
l roads. vet noat 81 the assaults upon Il
we're - Feistipn 20 pr0gisiuns Wnico
| aers Il tha bili a. passed b The senate
Tee presiding offlcar having stated
the question 70 Be 90 aRreeing 80 tne
Conferenoa report. Bf- Frye moved %
70 somms4 ths EepsFt, with fnstruo-
ti0ns te ths senate O1nfereea 10 esflks
ouf ssotion 4. and substitute thsrefo.
session - Of tne Senate oil, wnicb 4
Ias elsnss aulhorlxinR C1mmissIoneFs
20 taVesSiR8se TIE au6ieol Of pooiinR,
ana reuoFs m1 a0ma futDrr dag.
Evarss said be would vote 10 recon
mia. hellasimQ thai aciion w0ald bxinG
Congress nearer 70 aha ball taan sTsr.
Caii8m said he shsuid regard the VOTE
on the motion 70 Feoommtt ~ q teal
vote on the aaestion.
Ths gote vas taken on the motion 4
reeummit. and the motion vas Feieotst
-yeas .. nays 81
| feas-Messrs. AIdrich. Blair. Brown
Camsrou. Chase, Cheney, EvaTts, Frye,
0eay, Hale, Harrison. Hoaf, Hawiey
Malone, Mitchell Of Pennsylvania
Mitehan Of Oregon, Morgan. Morrill,
Payne, Platt. sawyer, souells sherman
. Williams.
1 NaVss-Messss. Allison, Beck, BsFFy
Blaekbarn, B0won, Cockrell. Coke. Col
qnitt, OoneeF. Collonn, Dolph, Easttl
Edmands. Pair, George, Gibson. Cor
man, Harris, IngAile, Jones Of Arkansas
Jones 0s Nevada. Mcmillan, Mandsf
son. Palmer, Plnmb, Pagh, HaaIsbnry
sabin. Teller. Vance, Vest, Wakes
WnitEhoFns. Wilson Of Iowa, Wilson o
Maryland.
IL Is statsd that Ransom was absen
on account Of illness IN his family. Nj
! D0lph stated the reason which Woal
inauce him 70 vote for ths conference
report, and Mr.. Blair stated the objse
tions which be bad 70 Is. The oonfel
enas repoFt vas agreed 20 By l3 70 ID.
The senate a. 1l:t0 adi0uraed mt
| Monday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

One day an Andover professor stopped
ia az one Of our up town stores 10 buy q
hat. The shopman showed him two-
one for 60 and one for IS. While the
old gentleman stood hesitatinR, AZ II be
could be happy with either we're 'totheE
away. the salesman said hlandly:
eff you will permit me, Professor,
should be pleased to make you present
Of this has," holding out the mere ex-
psnsive one.
The Professor took Il, tried Il on
again, shaped IL tenderly TO his Whits
head, and replied sweetiy;
90, thank you; I am very much
obliged 70 vou; but what did you say the
price vasf'
Five dollars," answered the shop
N IN. bowling; "but nothing 10 you. eli"
"Well, really thask You very much;
bat IL il 10 ali the same 70 you. think |
will take the So hat. and you osn give
me the difference in ehange-$2 ]
think 700 said. "--Bostoa Record.